San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York made headlines earlier this month when he called Brock Purdy a top-10 NFL quarterback. The timing raised eyebrows, as the team is currently engaged in contract negotiations with Purdy.
When Commissioner Roger Goodell takes the stage on Thursday night to open the NFL's annual player selection meeting, known colloquially as the NFL Draft, one of the most cherished traditions in sports will be renewed.
At the NFL Annual League Meeting last week, 49ers owner Jed York told reporters that the 49ers might trade up or trade down in Round 1 of the upcoming NFL Draft.
How many of the first running backs selected in the NFL Draft since the year 2000 can you name in five minutes?
Brock Purdy, San Francisco 49ers quarterback, will be at the receiving end of a contract extension pretty soon, according to recent reports. Team owner and CEO, Jed York not only shed light on Purdy’s contract extension, but also remarked that he as an owner will not exactly be a part of the conversations, according to York’s latest statements.
With an established top tier and some young options revealing themselves last season, here is a look at where clubs' QB depth charts stand. Contracts and long-term outlooks do not factor in here; these rankings apply only to 2025 on-field capabilities.
San Francisco 49ers general manager John Lynch, head coach Kyle Shanahan, and owner Jed York addressed reporters this week at the NFL's annual meeting in Florida.
San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York is steering clear of the contract negotiations between the team and quarterback Brock Purdy. The goal is to secure a long-term extension that would make Purdy one of the NFL's highest-paid players.
49ers CEO Jed York slammed the idea that he's having second thoughts about paying Purdy like a top-tier player at the sport's most important position.
Much of the offseason discussion surrounding the San Francisco 49ers has centered around the massive pay raise Brock Purdy is about to receive. But it's easy to forget how the team ended up with him as their starting quarterback in the first place.
It’s a penny-pinching season for the 49ers. The 49ers are limiting their cash spending this offseason and potentially moving forward for various reasons.
The San Franicsco 49ers' free agent pickup of Mac Jones is about more than simply quarterback depth. The Niners know they need to gain leverage for Brock Purdy's contract negotiations, in part due to the pain they endured at the hands of their "ruthless" tackle Trent Williams.
The San Francisco 49ers are experiencing a different offseason - already - than previous. After a 6-11 record that produced a last-place finish in the division and missing the postseason for the first time since 2020, San Francisco is taking a more "ruthless" approach to this offseason according to an insider.
For a piece published on Friday, 49ers/NFL insider Michael Silver of The Athletic suggested that team CEO Jed York is ready to play hardball in negotiations with Purdy's camp through the summer.
Denise, John and Jed York have decided to force change upon a stuck in his ways Kyle Shanahan, in essence imposing a cash cap for the 49ers. After spending over $334 million cash on the team’s roster last year, the Yorks have demanded that the team budget be cut significantly.
The San Francisco 49ers are considering selling a 10% stake in the team, which could value the franchise at an impressive $9 billion, according to Bloomberg, who first reported the news.
The San Francisco 49ers are "exploring" the possibility of selling a 10% stake in the franchise, which would value the team at more than $9 billion, according to a report from Bloomberg.
The San Francisco 49ers could have a new minority owner soon. A report from Sports Business Journal indicates the 49ers are “‘exploring selling’ a 10 percent stake at a valuation of more than $9 billion.” That means the 10 percent stake would cost the buyer $900 million.
49ers owner Jed York hired head coach Kyle Shanahan and General Manager John Lynch in 2017, and the team has experienced significant success with the two at the helm.
Another prominent voice for the San Francisco 49ers is advocating for quarterback Brock Purdy as he enters his first extension-eligible offseason. 49ers CEO Jed York spoke with the Associated Press in New Orleans and made it clear where he stands on Purdy as the 49ers’ franchise QB.
SANTA CLARA -- Uh oh. Jed York's dad, John York, showed up to Wednesday's practice for the 49ers. Technically, Jed is the CEO of the team. But his parents are the owners, which means they're in charge of hiring and firing.
The San Francisco 49ers understand that they're going to have to pony up for QB Brock Purdy.
Twenty-nine of the NFL’s 32 team owners voted to pass the league’s proposal to change the kickoff rules to a new hybrid format Tuesday at the NFL’s Annual Meeting. The 49ers, however, weren’t one of them.
San Francisco 49ers CEO Jed York has long since been referred to as the owner of the franchise. That will soon be his title, with the 49ers set to make a major change at the top of the organization.
Amid protests across the United States in response to the death of George Floyd, San Francisco 49ers chief executive officer Jed York announced Saturday via Twitter that the organization will be donating $1 million to "local and national organizations who are creating change."
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